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Deputy CM Pravati Parida gives big update on Subhadra Yojana

Around Odisha Bureau2 years ago01 mins

Bhubaneswar, 13/11: In a major development, Odisha Deputy CM Pravati Parida advised beneficiaries to link their mobile number to a single bank account instead of multiple accounts.

Deputy CM informed that around 5 lakh women have been so far deprived of the benefits due to discrepancy in linkage of mobile number, bank account and Aadhaar card.

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